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    East African hip hop : youth culture and globalization / mā Ntarangwi, Mwenda

    I whakaputaina 2009
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    Painting without permission hip-hop graffiti subculture / mā Rahn, Janice, 1958-

    I whakaputaina 2002
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    The new H.N.I.C. (head niggas in charge) the death of civil rights and the reign of hip hop / mā Boyd, Todd

    I whakaputaina 2002
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    Shamanism, racism, and hip-hop culture essays on white supremacy and Black subversion / mā Perkinson, James W.

    I whakaputaina 2005
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    Pimps up, ho's down hip hop's hold on young Black women / mā Sharpley-Whiting, T. Denean

    I whakaputaina 2007
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    Hip hop matters politics, pop culture, and the struggle for the soul of a movement / mā Watkins, S. Craig (Samuel Craig)

    I whakaputaina 2005
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    To the break of dawn a freestyle on the hip hop aesthetic / mā Cobb, William Jelani

    I whakaputaina 2007
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    Foundation b-boys, b-girls, and hip-hop culture in New York / mā Schloss, Joseph Glenn

    I whakaputaina 2009
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    Bomb the suburbs mā Wimsatt, William Upski

    I whakaputaina 2008
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    The languages of gobal hip-hop

    I whakaputaina 2010
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    Troubling vision performance, visuality, and blackness / mā Fleetwood, Nicole R.

    I whakaputaina 2011
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    Thug life race, gender, and the meaning of hip-hop / mā Jeffries, Michael P.

    I whakaputaina 2011
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    Parodies of ownership hip-hop aesthetics and intellectual property law / mā Schur, Richard L.

    I whakaputaina 2009
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    Hip hop's inheritance from the Harlem renaissance to the hip hop feminist movement / mā Rabaka, Reiland, 1972-

    I whakaputaina 2011
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    Slam school learning through conflict in the hip-hop and spoken word classroom / mā Low, Bronwen E.

    I whakaputaina 2011
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    Stare in the darkness the limits of hip-hop and black politics / mā Spence, Lester K.

    I whakaputaina 2011
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    Wake up! hip-hop Christianity and the Black church / mā Kirk-Duggan, Cheryl A.

    I whakaputaina 2011
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    Afro-Colombian hip-hop globalization, transcultural music, and ethnic identities / mā Dennis, Christopher, 1974-

    I whakaputaina 2012
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    Hip hop's amnesia from blues and the black women's club movement to rap and the hip hop movement / mā Rabaka, Reiland, 1972-

    I whakaputaina 2012
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    From kung fu to hip hop globalization, revolution, and popular culture / mā Kato, M. T., 1961-

    I whakaputaina 2007
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